@thehypekevin: Your AI agent says it's done. Anthropic checked: one agent found 15 of 70 hidden bugs. A team of agents found 66. Here's what changed. Dynamic workflows by Anthropic (x.com/ClaudeDevs), Michael Cohen (x.com/_hi_mc), Rohan Seth (x.com/karbon0x) Narrated with an AI clone of my own voice. Music generated with Suno. #ClaudeCode #AIAgents #DevTools
You should do a video on Kiro Recipes, which does the same thing but the subagent orchestration instructions are reusable and shareable.
"If Claude Code’s Dynamic Workflows feel like "a model writing its own micro-scripts to run sub-agents," Kiro Workflows feel like "an enterprise-grade orchestration runtime with reusable SOPs (recipes)."
2026-10-10 23:13:21
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makariosh :
Can you give the verbiage?
2026-10-10 22:27:31
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Will Ehrendreich :
I made a special agent orchestration framework feature in my program called sagefs, which you can find on github. Essentially it allows Claude to do sub agents with guarantees around how the code is divided up and checked out, and so the conductor knows what will land with what subagent and how to recompose it after they get done with their task. Since sagefs manages a REPL session, they work quickly, effectively, and cheaply, always proving RED tests first, then green implementation, then refactor, then the work gets persisted to the codebase after it's proved working. It's an unbelievable speed up while they instantly prove by running real code fragments that what they did to works. It's an antidote to agent chaos
2026-10-10 18:08:04
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Bobby the Archer :
Opus 5.5 does this super well… sub-agents write findings and other agents prove or disprove them… impressive..
2026-10-10 21:17:36
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joseph.eth :
It comes back in a few minutes and says I can’t help you with that
2026-10-10 16:39:36
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Timeline Glitch :
👍👌
2026-10-10 20:38:53
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